1 Thessalonians 5

1 Thessalonians 5

Paul assures the believers that they do not need to know the exact timing of the Lord's return ("the day and the hour"), because it will come like a thief in the night. He urges them to live as children of the light, remaining alert and sober while the world remains asleep in darkness. Paul gives a series of practical commands: be at peace with one another, warn the idle, encourage the timid, and help the weak. He closes with the commands to rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances.

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Acts 25

Paul is brought before Governor Festus. Knowing he won't get a fair trial in Jerusalem, Paul declares, "I appeal to Caesar!" securing his right to be tried in Rome.

Acts 26

Paul delivers his defense before King Agrippa II, recounting his conversion and mission to preach repentance to Gentiles. Agrippa nearly converts but finds Paul innocent.

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